... GENERAL INTELLiTiENCE-k Parliamentary committees have rejected both the Great Western and South Western Railway bills. The King Lear transport, from Bombay on the 5th of February, hfim arrived at Plymouth vith the 83rd Regiment, ColonelSteele, CP., commanding There is something almost ludicrous in the announce- ment that The O'Donoghue has got the ineasle, and yet an official announcement of ...

... BTPL FARLAMENT.1 s ~- _ n .HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MAY 2. e heir lordsehiupn at liveome'lockt bill was read a second c The CoventryporctAC tine Altials5uUOP f C_41~5uuaV moved the 2nd ?? of ?? bill, ansi was understood to ex- Sthe Ectiesias' ion thatits ?? might very proporly be r referered tOd'° S~ f~mteftB Aftersome ?? which Lord -St. Loeorards, the C BioliP~f Lnd~f Lordportianan, the Lord ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL LEEDS, MAY 20, 1862. A deputatioln on1 the Merchant Shipping Bill had an interview with thle Presi(lent and Vice-president, at thle office of the Board of Trade, on Friday. The deputation consisted of Mr. James Brown, ALP., Mr. Beecroft, .L M. Mlr. R. Mloncktonu Mihmes, M.P., Mr. AIdam. Mr. MIoutagu, Mir. J. T. Leather, Air. Englandl, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Evans. On the 3rd ...

... LOCAL AN-D GE NE1ALS t I Tlii-~, APTNT 1uILDINGq F ?? anausel Iti lmee~ting was held at Bloonuh~ury Chapel, Onl Wedne~sday, Sir MorFton. Bea in.,1s thle chairt it appe~ar'ed fromn the tI I oport r ead by M,. J. Bcnitam. the honl. secreLtary, thadt thle h socity l notin averyflourishing condition, but tn y t g~rats of £~19,400 received since it was ?? i ,good had- been doite in the way of ...

... GARIBA-LDl. ,a7Ai -vi+p tn to he Timnes frn General Gliib'ibidi writes to the Tim-es from Tres. core:- It is to my knowledge that Italian armnshavefallena into Turkish hands. I am assured that the transport of these arms has been escorted by English vessels from Galatz to the place where they were delivered over to the Mussul- sean Government, which is said to be disposed to give them back ...

... L A T E S TN E W'S. IREUTEn's Tnranasi.t .. ABTER-ICA. Qi En1l~s .iV The Liverpooi, i-ew Y0ork1, and I'iladeiphi. Company's steamer City of Baltimore has arrived. She brings 210 passenigers and 416,2S0 dols. ia speCio. Landed mails, and proceeded to Liverpool, all -ell. NEW YonX. A) 1)! , 1 ' ,ig Southern accounts state that the Federals attacked Forts Jackson and Phillip, which guard the ...

... IMPThI[AL 2ARLLIAILNT, - .JL-4 LL CALL -L; DlOUSE OF LORD-S, Yiarr1,ErD/,Y. 1 th 'le I(CT) tn ANCEJA,01t toolk his seat on ?? wvolsaci; atfiv-c o Clock. TBlE ] IIs IN I (~lfiEAN]) Tifi I'lo()~Jt A WS, ii ili Lii] f Sl~lTJ~~ lhy ailliewa anxious to pint a question to Lorld Craillville, of which he had giveel Y liresiohis Iiotirv. upon a Rubject of piailiful but gencral liniciest. Thle iouse wa ...

... I I E AMERICA. e THE (CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS. The following is the official report of Comnaodore Farn, gut:- United States' Flagship Hartford, off the City of New Orleans, April 29. Dear Sir,-In the excitement of the last few days you e niust niot be surprised if I left undone many things which l I ought to do, and one of which was to write to you on the occasion of my taking this city. But ...

... INORTH-EASTE1IN TRA!ILWAY COMPi - A special niecting of theo proprietors of the albovc comrpany was held yesterday, at the Board Room, York, to consider soeahlspromo~ted by the company, now before Parliamlent. Mr. Jts. Peum,sc\yE , Onc Of thl( direCtorsq, Occupied thle chair, Ill thle abseecece of Mr. R-. S. Thompson, M.P., ceailiman, ecnd Mr. G. Leeman, deputy chasirmans. There was a large, ...

... Y (F?'omD Olut1 Or'urrpondeClt.) II On Thursday (before Alfred Harris and William rar, Illa.rd, Esqrs., attbhe lagistrates' Court-roomn, Bingley), f Thomns tee, a weaver, residing in Hoyle Croft, Bingley, was charged with unlawfully cutting witlh a clasp knife his son Robert Lee, aged nineteen. Robert Lee, son of the ir prisoner, gave the following evidence- I am a furnace it tenter for Air. ...

... FOREIGN MNISCELL.ANY. Political arrests have been going on in Paris more or less ever since March, and just now one hears rather more of themn than usual. Among the persons lately arrested is M. Pieri, the son of Orsini's accomplice. The principal offence charged against him is the circula- lion *f a print representing his father moanting-the scaffold. It is said that the Convocation of ...

... a- THE evacuation of Yorktown has surprised bo everybody. We had hea d so nlch of the importanee ~d of Yorktown, and of the vast preparations made for Be the attack and the defence, that the news of the it peaceful evacuation of the place was received with a iS very natural astonishment. It is iuite evident, in- as deed, that up to a vesy short time before the evacua- le tiOI, both sides ...